Sealing Technology and Service for the Goliat FPSO
EagleBurgmann equips latest Norwegian oil production facility.
Published: Modern Pumping Today, December 2016
EagleBurgmann equips latest Norwegian oil production facility.
Published: Modern Pumping Today, December 2016
Reliable gas supply solution for compressors to avoid seal contamination and failures - Process gas centrifugal compressors are typically equipped with gas seals to prevent gas from escaping between the stationary compressor body and the rotating shaft. Compressors are normally shut down when high seal leakage occurs, indicating a seal failure. Experience shows that the major root cause for high gas leakage is the contamination of the seal. How can it be avoided?
Published: Process Worldwide, July 2016
The unconventional solution features bonding consisting of a micro-crystalline layer that has attributes of natural diamond.
Published: Pumps & Systems, April 2016
The TOTAL refinery at the Leuna chemicals site is one of the most state-of-the art facilities of its type in Europe. It processes over 33,000 tons of crude oil every day, most of which is pumped in from Russia.
Published: Modern Pumping Today, February 2016
One facility's high-speed centrifugal pumps saw improved performance and efficiency after adding custom seal.
Published: Pumps & Systems, February 2016
One of the most frequent equipment change outs required in piped and pressurized rotating machinery are the mechanical shaft seals. EagleBurgmann can provide a long term solution to solve a very common problem.
Published: Australian Mining, February 2016
Application of dry gas seals in the pumping of liquid hydrocarbons - Keeping NGL (natural gas liquid) pipeline components operating in optimal condition is an ongoing challenge for the oil and gas industry. Rising temperatures in the liquid pumps and the resulting issues for their seals represent one such challenge.
Published: Process Worldwide, December 2015
Diamond technology can promote safety and provide exceptionally low emission sealing of critical equipment.
Published: Pumps & Systems, December 2015
Published: Delta P, September 2015
Off the coast of Brazil, EagleBurgmann is raising the bar again - literally and figuratively - by setting a new standard for dry gas seals used in ultra-high-pressure gas re-injection systems.
Published: Sealing Technology, May 2015
Published: Inside Nuclear, April 2015
Custom design provides a cost-effective long-term solution for pumps
Published: Chemical Processing, December 2014
EagleBurgmann Germany GmbH & Co KG recently reported that it has developed a new generation of dry-running shaft seals for agitators.
Published: Sealing Technology, December 2014
EagleBurgmann Middle East provides sealing solutions for PDO's Rabab Harweel Integrated Project.
Published: mid east information, September 2014
In 2013, EagleBurgmann supplied its largest agitator seal to date with a shaft diameter of 480 mm. It was destined for use at a PTA facility in China.
Published: cpp, September 2014
Published: Chemical Engineering, September 2014
EagleBurgmann recommends the use of dry gas seals for LNG compressors
Published: LNG Industry, June 2014
Published: Sealing Technology, June 2014
Material management during the TAR
Published: TAR News, Juni 2014
Published: Pipeline, April 2014
Mechanical seals sit at the heart of the myriad of pumps and other rotating machinery within a thermal power plant and huge emphasis is placed on their reliability.
Published: Power Engineering International, March 2014
KSB South Africa in cooperation with EagleBurgmann specified high-efficiency magnetic couplings to seal the shaft for the API 685 process pump.
Published: European Oil & Gas Technology, January 2014
Published: CAV Top Products, December 2013
Innovative design, engineering and high-performance testing highlight the KSB pumpsing system installed 85 meters beneath the River Thames. EagleBurgmann supplied the mechanical seals.
Published: Pumps & Systems, October 2013
Water is the most frequently conveyed – and thus the most frequently sealed – medium. Corresponding seal solutions are in demand in virtually all aspects of industry, from the supply and treatment of water to desalination to wastewater technology. The various types of water involved – fresh, pure, process, hot and waste, for example – place differing requirements on sealing technology.
Published: WaterWorld, October 2013
Inadequate lubrication and dirt do not prevent multiphase pumps from operating efficiently when using diamond-faced mechanical seals.
Published: Pumps & Systems, October 2013
The 4th edition includes details on the revised product coding system, the seal system selection process and seal supply systems.
Published: Pump & Systems, September 2013
Many countries rely on their natural gas grid almost as much as they do their electrical grid, which makes it socially as well as economically imperative for network operators to strive for the utmost in system reliability.
Published: Pipeline & Gas Journal, September 2013
When sealing aggressive and abrasive crude oil pipelines, reliability and extended service intervals are required. Challenging conditions place high demands on the design limits of sealing and supply systems, which can handle frequent stops/starts an occasional pressure reversals or reverse pump rotation.
Published: UPSTREAM Pumping Solutions July/ August 2013
Nearly six years of work went into the update of the API 682 mechanical seal standard, due to come into force shortly. Since its introduction in 1994, API 682 has become the standard, setting the global tone for the procurement and operation of seal and supply systems for centrifugal pumps in the oil and gas sector, as well in chemistry.
Published: World Oil July 2013
EagleBurgmann and Siemens have reported the successful application of the former’s CobaSeal, a rotating ring made of ductile material and a spring-loaded stationary face made of silicon carbide. The companies noted that centrifugal compressor performance and availability is closely related to the effectiveness of shaft sealing technology.
Published: COMPRESSORtech2, 6-2013
Sealing Answers for Liquefied Natural Gas. With the discoveries of large new natural gas deposits, including shale formations, competition is intensifying for LNG supply contracts, making it imperative that LNG operators achieve the lowest possible delivered costs by optimizing reliability and attaining larger economies of scale. Both producers and shippers can rely on a new generation of extremely reliable centrifugal compressors typically equipped with mechanical Dry Gas Seals (DGS) developed and sized specifically for refrigerant and boil off compressors used in the LNG sector.
Published: Modern Pumping Today, 5-2013
The state-owned Russian company TransNeft Jsc is building the East Siberia Pacific Ocean(ESPO) pipeline in two phases. With a total length of 5000 km, the pipeline - which is scheduled to be compleated and operating at full capacity in 2014 - will supply Siberian oil to China, Japan and Korea.
Published: Sealing Technology, March 2012
Find a reliable dry gas seal system for any application. Compressor failure can bring down an entire plant or bring production to a halt, costing a company $250,000 an hour or destroying millions of dollars of catalyst. Therefore, a reliable, well-designed dry gas seal system included with a compressor can make a difference to a plant's bottom line.
Published: Pumps&Systems, Feb 2012
EagleBurgmann develops large diameter dry gas seal for extreme temperatures in Chinese blast furnance. Because of the very strict project requirements, GE Oil & Gas chose to use products by EagleBurgmann, due to its knowledge of the specific product and its design expertise. That began the company's process to develop a 15.3" (390 mm) gas seal - the PDGS10/390 - that could withstand temparatures of up to 482 °F (250 °C).
Published: CT2 CompressorTech two, February 2011
Preventing problems with mechanical seals that are used on pumps and reactors which handle polymer (latex) is a major engineering challange. Polymer particles from compact agglomerations that can quickly bring a production process to a halt.
Published: Sealing Technology, September 2010
The costs of water and sealing water saving have become increasingly important issues in the pulp and paper industry over recent years. Growth in environmental awarness, stricter environmental regulations, water recirculation systems which are largely selfcontained, the increasing cost and effort assiciated with supplying and treating the water, have all led to a change in approach and are the main reasons for this development.
Published: ipw, 2 - 3/2012